How would I describe these when researching them?

Discussion in 'Furniture' started by Mr_uddr, Dec 16, 2020.

  1. Brian Warshaw

    Brian Warshaw Well-Known Member

    @Mr_uddr as a fellow Brit, I had, still have, two of those chest of draws from the 1950's. The wood isn't as good as yours sounds, and they were 'Utiity Furniture'.
     
  2. Mr_uddr

    Mr_uddr New Member

    Thanks Brian. Never heard the utility furniture. Finding this forum has me really interested in the subject. Great stuff
     
  3. Brian Warshaw

    Brian Warshaw Well-Known Member

    Mr_uddr, This might help you determine what to call the 'chest of drawers'. Good luck.
     
  4. say_it_slowly

    say_it_slowly The worst prison is a closed heart

    Just wondering if the pad feet also have a claw, can't quite tell.

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  5. Mr_uddr

    Mr_uddr New Member

    I don't think so, they appear quite rounded and almost hand carved
     
  6. Brian Warshaw

    Brian Warshaw Well-Known Member

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